Move Your Crate - How to optimize your mobility
summary
Eclipse SUMO is an open‑source microscopic traffic simulator that builds city‑scale scenarios from OpenStreetMap and runs on consumer hardware, generating cars, bikes, pedestrians and PT, plus netedit and netconvert for fixes. Live scenario creation shows a 5–10x traffic scaling that collapses flow unless junctions and traffic light optimization are merged and retimed; coupling via Python/C++/Java APIs enables testing autonomous vehicle gap reductions (half‑second gaps raise motorway capacity) and ride‑pooling/DR fleet schedules used in field pilots.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 8:38Osm Web Wizard
- 13:37Origination Matrixes
- 14:19Bicycles and Pedestrians
- 16:10Obvious Errors
- 18:14Net Edit
- 20:39Optimize Your Local Intersections
- 24:26Traffic Light Optimization
- 25:34Automating Vehicles
- 29:41Demand Response of Transport
- 32:16Traffic Control Interface
- 33:20The Open Mobility Working Group
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